
Based on the 11 months of 2025, the region demonstrated sustainable economic growth across all key sectors. In industry and manufacturing, the region ranks first in the Republic. In agriculture, the region ranks third in gross output, second in total milk production, and first in agricultural enterprises. The region ranks third in the country in terms of construction volume.
The annual plan for attracting foreign direct investment was exceeded twofold, reaching $128.9 million. In wholesale trade, the region is firmly among the top five in the Republic. Work in this area will be systematically continued next year.
Developing digital infrastructure and providing internet access remains a key focus. Currently, 92.9% of rural communities are already connected to the internet. Our goal is to increase this figure to 98% by further expanding the telecommunications infrastructure. At the same time, an AI ecosystem is being steadily developed in the region. District IT centers are opening — the first in the country. By the end of the year, such centers will be operational in seven districts, improving the accessibility and quality of digital services, including for residents of rural areas, and creating new opportunities for education and entrepreneurship.
During the meeting, the akim of the region also instructed district and city akims, as well as all responsible services, to ensure the smooth running of the heating season, prompt road clearing, 24/7 emergency response, and the prevention of price increases for essential goods in the lead-up to the holidays.